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A simple but general theory for the formation and propagation of non-relativistic jets is derived from the basic equations of ideal magnetohydrodynamics.
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6. Magnetic Fields in Molecular Clouds, Dark Globules and in the Pre-Stellar and Circumstellar Environment
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